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Blake_Motley Added a comment about feature New 'Metric' Shock Sizes Demystified - What Does It Mean?
3/31/2016 4:00pm Tell you what, of all the new standards that could possibly come around, I never anticipated different shock sizes
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Blake_Motley Added a comment about feature First Look / First Ride: OneUp Components Shark 10-50T System
3/22/2016 11:45am
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Blake_Motley Added a comment about video #DelamereAintDead - Josh Gleave
3/10/2016 10:11am
Farmer Fran is fuckin getting it
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Blake_Motley Added a reply to What Venue Would You Pick for the World Cup to Either Return to or Host?
3/4/2016 6:49pm Snowshoe, WV! Bad ass racecourse
Blake_Motley Added a reply to What Are YOU Most Picky About Regarding Setup?
2/27/2016 6:21pm Noise. I can't ride a loud bike fast, it gets in my head. I also hate any amount of play anywhere in a bike, it drives me bonkers
Blake_Motley Added a reply to Localism, Legitimacy or Both?
2/19/2016 6:13pm In my opinion San Diego is too limited on land to have the 'no dig, no ride' attitude (I totally understand it though). That makes sense up north where land is a plenty, and trees block everything, so if you want a badass spot you can go build one. I think a legal spot is possible, especially after riding in...
Blake_Motley Added a reply to Let's Build the Most Expensive DH Bike Ever
1/14/2016 10:05am Next forum: lightest downhill bike
Blake_Motley Added a reply to Let's Build the Most Expensive DH Bike Ever
1/13/2016 9:58pm Wasn't ratboy running procore on his enves at the first World Cup this year? I know it failed but at least they got it in there
Blake_Motley Added a reply to Let's Build the Most Expensive DH Bike Ever
1/13/2016 8:39am How much is the PUSH shock? Like $1200 right?
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Blake_Motley Added a comment about feature 14 Things To Be Stoked About for 2014 in Mountain Biking
1/2/2014 9:03am Inverted lets the seals be upside down, causing them to stay cleaner, and the fluid is constantly pressing against them, increasing their longevity and plushness. And if you do it right, they're stiffer.
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